Arts Landing. Arts Landing, a new outdoor civic space envisioned by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust and designed by renowned landscape architecture firm Field Operations, promises to be one of the most transformative projects in the Cultural District in 25 years.

12 hours ago · A soft opening of the project will occur just before the NFL Draft, to be held April 23-26 2026. The grand opening will coincide with the start of the Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival the following June. Arts Landing will be the permanent home for the arts festival starting in …

13 hours ago · Arts Landing is the name of Downtown’s new public green space. The name was announced Thursday by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, which owns the four-acre site located at Eighth Street and Fort ...

11 hours ago · On Thursday, Feb. 6, Switkin — alongside Pittsburgh Cultural Trust President and CEO Kendra Whitlock Ingram and other local leaders — revealed that The Backyard will open as Arts Landing in ...

14 hours ago · A new outdoor civic space in Downtown Pittsburgh will create new opportunities for recreation and events in the heart of the city’s Cultural District. Dubbed Arts Landing, the four-acre site ...

12 hours ago · PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — New renderings for Arts Landing, an outdoor civic space in Pittsburgh's Cultural District, were announced on Thursday. The $31 million project is part of a push to revitalize ...

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’s new civic space planned for Downtown has been named. Construction will begin this April and a soft opening is planned in time for the 2026 NFL Draft of “Arts ...

9 hours ago · Arts Landing is expected to be done in 12-18 months. Download the FREE WPXI News app for breaking news alerts. Follow Channel 11 News on Facebook and Twitter . | Watch WPXI NOW

1 day ago · Pittsburgh, meet Arts Landing. That’s the name for the new $31 million Downtown gathering and play space being proposed by the Pittsburgh Cultural...

1 day ago · Driving the news: On Thursday, Pittsburgh Cultural Trust officials announced designs for the new Arts Landing park at Eighth Street between Penn Avenue and Fort Duquesne Boulevard. The 4-acre site will include a great lawn, a new band shell, a visitor center with public restrooms, pickleball courts and a children's play area.